Weaving a Sustainable Future: Bio-Based Textiles' Contributions to Environmental Stewardship and Socioeconomic Prosperity in Emerging Markets

The global textile industry faces increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices due to its significant environmental footprint. Bio-based textiles, derived from renewable biological resources, offer a promising pathway towards addressing these challenges while simultaneously fostering socioeconomic growth, particularly in emerging markets. This article explores the transformative potential of bio-based textiles, examining their advancements, environmental benefits, and multifaceted contributions to economic development in developing economies. Drawing upon a synthesis of interdisciplinary literature, it highlights how these innovative materials can create new value chains, enhance rural livelihoods, generate employment, and attract investment. The review underscores the critical role of agricultural innovation, human capital development, and supportive policy frameworks in realizing this potential. By adopting an IMRaD (Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion) framework, this study aims to consolidate existing knowledge and inform strategies for leveraging bio-based textiles to advance sustainability and inclusive growth in emerging markets.

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Frontiers in Business Innovations and Management
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2025-06-28
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https://doi.org/10.64917/fbim-010
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Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
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Weaving a Sustainable Future: Bio-Based Textiles' Contributions to Environmental Stewardship and Socioeconomic Prosperity in Emerging Markets

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Weaving a Sustainable Future: Bio-Based Textiles' Contributions to Environmental Stewardship and Socioeconomic Prosperity in Emerging Markets

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Abstract

The global textile industry faces increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices due to its significant environmental footprint. Bio-based textiles, derived from renewable biological resources, offer a promising pathway towards addressing these challenges while simultaneously fostering socioeconomic growth, particularly in emerging markets. This article explores the transformative potential of bio-based textiles, examining their advancements, environmental benefits, and multifaceted contributions to economic development in developing economies. Drawing upon a synthesis of interdisciplinary literature, it highlights how these innovative materials can create new value chains, enhance rural livelihoods, generate employment, and attract investment. The review underscores the critical role of agricultural innovation, human capital development, and supportive policy frameworks in realizing this potential. By adopting an IMRaD (Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion) framework, this study aims to consolidate existing knowledge and inform strategies for leveraging bio-based textiles to advance sustainability and inclusive growth in emerging markets.

Frontiers in Business Innovations and ManagementVol. 02(06)
University of Ghana (GH), Ghana Communication Technology University (GH), Politecnico di Milano (IT)
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